Sergeant First Class (res.) Eviatar Ben Yehuda fell during operational activity
Sergeant First Class (res.) Eviatar Ben Yehuda served in the 8211th Battalion of the Efraim Brigade and fell during operational activity.
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Be fruitful and multiply, and fill the Earth
When faith is firm, life intensifies with strength, and even the greatest suffering does not diminish life, but strengthens it. The material power of Egypt was absorbed by us as a force that enabled increased reproduction.